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From: 4,Q DOA GAZETTA Dec. 17, 1134!\41t At the eclat ,of the •Queen's Palace,• . the 14th of • Detrinbet .1803. Present, the - 1<".„4:4; tort Excellent Majesty in . • • • • • ConnciL ' = It is this day - ordered by his Majesty in , Council, .that,the ParliAinent,-N; l akh -was to nit et on NI 011_1Y day of January nett-, be further :pr , rogned ro'r th,:-,•Nineleentli day of the satire month', , • to.tueet for the, divatch of business : and the `latyitt Hogs. the Lord eligh Chancelkur of that:Part _Or the UintAl tirrat Britain Is to 4' a C,Antni,sion to he pr pared in the•usual • planner for proroguing the Parliament accordingly. At the Court at the Queen's Palace, the 1 4th of Decetiptier 144.),8, Trescat, the King's• niot kixellent Majesty in • Council.' His Majesty, by and 'mai the advice of - his . Privy Council, is pleased to order and deelan, and it .is hereby ordered -and declared, that those ports and places of the ',land of St. Pokoingo, kil• . bich aye not , -in the at'Aualpoises4ion of France, and from which -the BritiAt 1141.:g is not excluded, shalt be considered as not being in a ante 'hostility with his Majesty, and..stuat 'Etisl Majesty's bUbjCaS And others ale at liberty trvely to tiade - thereat, to the same manna as they may trade at neutral port• and places ; Prow tiled neverthekss, hat nothing bertin con- Milted shall he col:stilted' to aifect any question now depenchug in Its .Majesty's tribunals respeCting the character or the sant at:d places ; • but such question shall oe - decided in the - shine wanner as it this - Order an,i Declaration tad not issued And the 1.13.,;ht tloauur..bte the Lords Commis- Eioneri at his ;:vlajesty7s Treasury, the Lords Com missioners of the Admiralty, the Judges at the Court of Aitoiralty, the Judges ut his Ma- . jesty's Court of Viee-Adnurlity, are to take not ;cc, of nis Majesty's pleasure hereby signified, and go yarn themselves accordingly. W. FAWKENER. Foreign-Office, Dec. 16, 1808. The King been pleased to appoint the Right -Hon. P;tt Lord Attilters to be his Alajesty': Euvuy Extraordinary and :Alinistcr Piuuiputentiary at tne Cuurt of ins Sicilian Aak.sty. War Office, Der: 17, tSeS. ad Regiment - of Lite Guards, Cornet and Sub-Lieutcnant ' George Petilbeiton to tie Lieutenant, by purchase, vice - Latey, who retires. Auttion.y St k‘lix; Gent. to be Cor net and Suo-Lieutenant, vice Pemberton. Ensign lames Whitlaw Ectgai, trom the 6tH hoot; to be Cornet and sub- . Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Crompton, way lettrt:S. _ 'lst Rqolltellt tit - Dragoons, Captain Tlionias Noe ft from the 71 11 Foot, to be Captain of a Troup, vice Ainierdon, C \CtiallgCS• 14111 KCAllllolt r Ot Light Dragoons, lilipeyeGent. to witnuui purchase. lb h Ditto, cornet Lnaries SaWyer to be Lieutenant, with out purchase. Francis' Swinicn, truth tt1 , ..; 25 tfl Foot, to be Corner, vice Saw) cr. z o th Ditto, I..iin 1. ,litdill Egerton 13rydges, Gent. to be Cur. net, whiluut purchase. Ist ut Foul, Lieutenant-Colonel F. Bernard, from iii. start . 111 No tit America, to 'os Lieutenant-Colo nel, vice Pringle, who exchaisges. 4111 Ditto, Lieutctiant Robert ErAine to be Captain of Cqmpaiiy, without purchase, vi..c BiaLiturO, piu.notril ul the 9111 Garosuit if ltailull. , I'll be Lieutenants, without purchase-Ensign and Adjutant tionias „Burke' to have the It i k of ' Edward Guitchard, vice "1 wysdeti, proinotaki , i 111e3i1 Gar. riiuu lintation. Lnn..i Frederick Sneppard, vice Yale, ,t piontottil n: it.: hi. t K hrsitioe. •b . " • ' - • ' • , • • 1,:t; .7 Li t laft.l .L. fieha, tioinithe a, .11 ; oot, 6tti Lieutenarit-Color.el hoot the Sn GArtsuri liattaiou, LI) DC LO:..tvll4llt-Ciutiniel, purchase • 7tii Lapt,in Oliver Antlercift, from the Ist Dragoons, to prani of v•....c I i 41a i), i lo) tjtil• olio 1 o a f...th, In,. 1... Li!, .1. ), I llulllas 1t , r Ict.40;: ! ?;Mt, hli appciided tutu. in VW 1 ii./1144 l*Clia. to DC Lit sibi,, . • r6l - 0 unto, t.,a:A:rt i th ti I)ruinitioncl, Cent to be Ensiy,n, - WithoLt pioinuted in the 9(1111 2itli Otto, /..1..4 aftl t be uu t pv,ce 11 . t.., pi (.c,Age i‘talincrs, Cent. to U. to tlu, v.ce apputittc:u to the 'Light 1114,0uit3. 'l.2d unto, Liitiiglt ttuillaS It, Lewin to be Lieutenant, puiciiasc, retircs. 34111 Ultio, 1iiW14.14. to De Lit:WC:matt- Col. vaix Saw Ditto, t.,culeuaui tient) lb guy to be Captain of a . Coinpany, tit purchase. vice At, wi) retires. Lit ;,,:titi.:lll,tio to ..e LicUteii.llt, vicr Balguy. . lent. lu bc Elhabn, witi.uut purcoiase, vies Mia.curitni. ssit ut Foot, Serjeant.Major John Winterbottom to be viii tile Kank of hiisign,) vice snoii gtass, paunched. 14tra -Ditto, Liisign linen MacPtierson to be Lieutenant, vice Niarsiiaii, occeascit William Claus, Geitt. to be En sign, me_ Alact'iiersoil. 35th iircivet Robert Freiler.ck, from the S4th tii he N.ltijo - r, tiger; ch.:ceased. k!st 1. ittu, Assisld...-30r6coil s.0111,0:1 evaLo,l<, iron, tilt. • stii tout, ti, be vice Ein a; polish:11 to .the Nth Light L).•ai,o , ,lis. 63il pato, 401111 Onpo , .it, Gent. to be .Ensign, without pur.. ellabe, Li. is 110 iesigns. • 64th Ditto, Soitti:lSA `..itt - c, , slit Forbes, Gent. to be Ensign, without . purchase, \••:'ci; Patterson, prom:Jo-it in the 96th Foot 4711 t, at°, Lieutenaritlames Kirby, froth the 9th Garrison ILlttalloii, to be 4.ohilcoitill, Mot. xis, pruiniatcd. 7th onto, Dtcv,:t Nlajor Colin Campbell, horn the ?sin ' Foot, to be Nlapr, I ,urei,ase, vice. pru - 111(itctl 11l tile 9011 foot. 79111 tAtto, 2 ns,,yu lvultalrl Leaper to be Lieutenant, vice Carinichacl, oei_caseil. oluilt..er Donald M•l'ilee to 5: 2.11 1.)IttO, ithat al•Gmgor Drummond, Gent. tia be Ensign, purt4tasc, vice head, proitiolZtl. 18t.1 011. W, Liisign Lelgit riepctisiaii to be Lieutenant ) , vice John Gutliiarit to be aa U 1.1.011, ltet.V.l4Cd• • :92 . Oato, 'Li...IA:4i Al•Phelson to Lieurer:Allt, .viihout pwcilgse, ,va.c 011114)6, appointed Pay Alert. 111 .1 to ok; WV-lierson. 6 „it itistrul ,asc - ivre tiuoi •, tic thin toot, vice WA:cur, deceased. l'ooict, troth the but root, t:e .- - cex i',,,s.gn.G.eurge•Fore than, yitie pfuhluittl. h o r.Lvt.lo/1, 0.1111 viec Liitivha.l, ju:11. Cal.i. . •2' E,.s:gns- Ci.atlcs Gent. vice roren4n. l o h n :;stn. iCictalli. • , s , hk .j l4 itcouclit, 1...11::1, ; 11 R. Parrter, f..qm the 4th to tic I.icuiet,aut, %S.ltnout pht - - ch - ,se, vice I.),Aith , „•ivho l'hunlits C•ctit. to ud Y ) i:c I . ttriCUsett. Serle,mt.'.NlJjor Geork; d01.,6i.1 to be, i,2:tarte4-Matter, Vh.c Cz.tnewn, id 'jaw, Itedur Dow ht to be t:ns.ign,• vice Itches-, Ti honaa , Gent. to be Ens!ga, wit.iout purctni,e, let Liatk , , promoted in the 6th We)( 111614 • n' . .4t,1 , LAIL, 411-Li:A") , tc , ce E;tigt,l,, p,ur- chase, vice Parker, prompted in the 6th West India Re- Cormlios Cinder, of RI icleburn, Lancashire, linen-draper, , gitnet4-P4- ., be, t. 7. , • • , . ! lan._ 9, to, and 28, at twelve, at the Old Bull Inn, Black - otli Ditto, te.Sign Barnata,Cirke, front the 3d West India burn. Attorney, Mt. Dewteurst ;or Messrs. ill icklock Reg , ment, to be Lieutenant, vice_ Camphell, • deceased. i and Nlakinson, tint-court, Tetnine, London. - ,- - 1! risign Charles G rant, to be ' dittO, vice Scott, deceased: . Hay Howtlen; of Dove-place, Hackney-road, Mdtlesex, , . --, eia , ,';te De Ravarier, Gent. to he Ensign, vice Grant. i builder,D...e. 2', at one, 24, at ten, and jam 28, ut one, at royal York. Rangets, George . Cai t te, Gent. to be Einsign, i Guildhall. Attorntes, Messrs. Turner and Vike, Blooins- . without purchase. vice O'l Sara, who resigns. , • 1 bury-square. - Royal Wes.t..l.nde. ittin-ers• charfee Boelintler, Gent. to be i Cbristopiter Lancp, of G rosven:Jr- place, M iddleset, 'a Akzr and h . •• ' Ensigrl - , vife' Skinner, deceased'. ' . • 1 corn-radon, De . c. 2.4, 31, aid fail. 28; at ten, at"Gutldliall. • ! , oyarle-African.Corps, Henry Cary, Gent. to be..,Ensign, ! . Attorney, Mr. Allen, Frectrick's-placee-Old Jewry. • - without ptirchase. , lames Brantley, Skelton; late of Bel . l-141,1e, Sillt,AlfieldS, , i •I St 1:11r0Peal1 ( - :arrison Company, Ensign, Frederick Passow, 1 Middlesex, and of Size-lane, London, merchant, Dec. 2.4, 31, and j ail. 23, at ten, at Guildhall. - Attornies, Messrs. to be . Lieutenant, vice Brockintiller , dece a s ed. t • 2el Dime Ensien" Silvester Connor to be Lieutenant,- vice i Danti and Ctosleard, Broad - street. Myers, deceased. . 1 Bejaitiiu bust.ice, ot Lancaster,: corn and flour-J:1 .aler, Jan. Cap. Reginient, Cant:lire-joint Soutar, from the Canadian I 2, .3, and zS, at twelve, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. - --, l'eneibles, to be Captain of a Company, vice M4Nlillan, I -Attornies, Mr.. Windie, john-street, Be:Bora-row, Lon i don ;or Me4CS. L,llliitll Ulla 'Linde, Lower Ca , rlc-street, Nelto . .exchanges. Canadian Fencibles, Captain E. ' M 4 .Millan, from the Cape i Ltver e oul. . - - "Regiment, to he Captiaii m a Company, vice Soutar, i Solomon Young, ..of ,Newport-street, Middlesex, lineri.dra- . who exchanges. f iisign Win - . Ratienhurst•to be.' Lieute. I per, ' Dee. 2a, -1.411. 3, and 2.3, at twelve, at Guildhall. .nani, vicx Wilson, deCeased. -, street. • STAFF. e .' Lieutenant-Colonel W. It Pringle, from the Royals to be ••- 28, at ten, at Guthillati, London. Attutney -- NIL Suer an I nspeaitte Field 0 Bice r of the Militia in Canada, ! wood ; Cushien-court, Bruad-street. ' -. • ' vkellernald, who exchanges. _ • Edward Chew, ot Charlotte street ‘Vhitechapel, Middle - . - • The King's German Legion r. - , see, stioneyescnvener, Dec. 27, i ' all. 7, and, tail 23, one, 3d Battalion of the Line, Lieutenant Augustus Curren, from ! at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. I toward, jewryJstreet,-Ald the 7th Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, with tern - ; gate. , . pqraty Rank, vice N antic, deceased. i George Sanders, late of Ayr-street, 'Piccadilly, Middlesex, 4th Ditto, Lieutenant George Liniewig to be Captain of a i . viettialler, Dec. 24, 27, awl jail. 24, at elevens, at Guild- Company, with tentpbrary Rank, vice Reinteld, deceased. i hall. Attorne:e nlie . Paine, Basineliall-street. . " Ensign Caspar Baron Both to be LiLutenent, vice Lucie- , I,ie6 Hurry, late, of Nags-head -court, Graceenurch-street, vele. • ' Lennon, merchant, Dee. 24, Jane 7,. and 23, at ten, :.t 7th Ditto, Ensign Lewis Hartmann to be Lieutenant, vice Guilnhail. - Aitolities, Messrs. Swain, -Steven, eml Curren, promoted in the id Battalion. 1 • Maples, Old Jewry. I , k - DIV S' IDEND.. Jan. 19. Loyd Beale and Thomas Alexander Beak, of Bas ', ingnati-street, London, warenousenten, at ten; at Guild ! hail. _ jan. 4. Thomas Harrison the yonneer, late of Sanford , Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the West fl a q,Gloui:e.tersliirc, timof,r-merchant, at eleven, At the Riding of the County of York, City arid County of the., • beau:on Arius Inn, Chepstow. .. City of Yeek. . ! Jan. t o. William Sect, late of mockport, Cheshire, jointer, Firit Vest. York Militia. at eleven, ill th e crow,. and tkii,llof Illti, SteeK, pun. George Dawson, Esq. to be Captain Deted Sept. 14. tgoS. t ee . l e. l oseli n ,va t t e eeee e t, e t ei,,,,e, ee e, Cheshire, victual- • Ensign Frederick Bronaby, to be Lieutenant. Dated July kr, at eleven, at tile i...tslle 1.1.4 stoekpyrt. 14, Ise& Ensign Richard Richardson to be ditto. Dated tan t o. Wtiliain B ewer, of Cuencestet, GroucisterSltire, Sept. z 6, 1803. Ensign Win. Ross to be ditto. Dated inntiolder, at eieven,eu die r ICtece Lou, Cirencester. Nov. 12„ iB.B. - form Alderson, Gent. to he Ensign. lan. iz. - Fitolitesisradieeek,ot Waisall.zitattordsture, sadler's Dated July; 8, 1808. Abel • 14A:son, Gent. to' be ditto. tronnioneer, at twelve, at the btor,K. *fifth', ISICIIIIIIg- Dared I illy tB,- iSoS. john Tripe, Gent, to •be ditto , . ' ham. Dated Oct. 31, iBoS. - . lan. ee. David Keen, of Trainlingliani, Sittli,lk, surgeon • ; Second West Vol -1 i Militia. - , shad .ipoilwcaty, ,at eleven, at the Crown iiill, Trallitl/11g -11.4:11. '• Joseph Midgley, Esq. toile Captaini . Dated Sept. Sent. 6, tgeg. kn. iz. john Anstic., of Devizes, Wiltshire, clothier, at YarburgheGreeme, Esq. to be ditto Dated tettiber 31, eleve„, at the Hear Inn, Devizes. * 18oS. Lieutenant Thomas Lees to be dii to. D..ted Nov. Dec., 24. 1 hoinas 11 egnes, of liennet-street, St. James's, I. ISoS. Ensign Thonta-. Lees to be Lieutenant. Dated Nliddlesex, vietuaitei, at lei), at Guildhall. jul} 4, 1808. Ensign Mardi Dawson to be ditto Deited Jan Lt. %%,illiani Ilawkes%vortli, late of blackfriar's.road, jul, 5, Oleg. Ensign Jeremiah' Kirsh,iw b to he ditto. . . 0 rley, but now ot the Strand, Middlesex, linen-draper, • Dated july 6, - IBokl.' ;Richard Walinersley, Gent. to ditto. , a; twelve, at.. undnalt. Dated Nov., 9, 'bog. Samuel Firth, Gent. t u be . Ensiett. ~,. • Jan. 17 •E'ilward Mor g an, of Noble-Sal:et, London, ware- Dated July 4, 18eS. joint Win. Sturges, Geist. to be ditto. • 11011. SZI ;Dated Nov.'z I, ;SA 11.111, iit 1. , .V_ . 1. , /c. at G ett neete, • '' ten. up. WIIL ant AIIKUS, ot Rochester Kent, linen-draper Third West York Militia. " , and itaberdasner, at cleven, at Guilditail, London. .. . Jan, 23: taiwa.al Oates, or . Leeds; ?iotiesli re, Orysaltee, at Stephen - Dohnellan. Esq.. to be Captain. Dated luty S, eieve‘l at the Hotel, Leeds. . ISoB. Adjutant Anthony Allisoo t:' he ditto. Date d 1 illy , , • , Jan. 17.. John Lomas tiie elder, john Eoittas the younger, and 29, igog Charles Thorley, Esq. to be ditto. Dated Sept. josepii t luldsworth Lomas, ot Leicester, woolstapiers, at 6e 6,8, henry Courtney, L.q, to be ditto. D:.ted Oct. . at L WeAVC, at tile Bide Bell Inn, Leicester. t,•iSag. Ensign Kinard Josiah' Peat to be Lieutenant. , , . lain 19, .George , Buie, 0 . 1 Gosport, boot and shoemaker, at Dated Aug. 2, iSeR. Eiisien Edward lonatilan Priestley to be ditto.' .Dated Sept. 5, tSo8: Ensign George Pea r :. tvvelve, at tne Cf:,wii l ull, Gosport. john beat:ll, oretirmnignain, button-maker, at ale. sen Dawson to he ditto. Dated Sep.t. 6, igeg. Thomas Jan. to. yen, at th e Butt's Head 'raw., el, tiirnittrAhAhl. Meittliewson, Gent. fo biz Ensign. • Dated July 28, i 363: lan. 17. '1 hennas Dearang ant Michael Forster, of Litchfield -Patrick Grwine, Gent. to 1.),: ditto.' • )died Aug. 2, 'BOB, - loin' lernrves, Gent. to be ditto. .Dated Aug. 3D, ILL . sheet, sotto, Middlesex, hold and tavern -keepers, at tell, at Guildh.ll.. Thomas Wood, Ge;4• to bc ditto. Dated Oat. 5, 1808. ; . i Jan. 21. (obit Bishop and john . - Terry, late of Maidstone, , Halifax Volunteer Infantry. •, . ; Kent, upitoldeis, at teil, M. Guildhall, London. Captain Robert Wainhouse to o be Major. Dated July 2r, ' I dal. 21. N.A.11,4ti'i4.4..51, pi Rothertield-l'epparo, near flea -1808 Lieutenant "lames Hoyle to be Captain Dated , Icy, Okla... Jamie, miller, at twelve, at i.; WIWI:ill, Loa- July zr, iSolt. ' Lieutenant Willem ,Bradley to be ditto. i doll. Datrd J uly. az, !gag. .Ensign Wrn. Shackleton to be Lieu- ! ' . . CLRTIFICATES. tei.a.n. •llattn tidy zr; illog. Ensign, Richard Ludic) . to , Jan. 7. John. Rayner, of Tnirsk, Yorkshire, druKgist. be dm:). Dated July 22; ISA. Leonard stineari, Gent. Thomson Pater, oil Staadvvelt litgh.strect, Alidthesex, sur to be Losign. Dated I nly zr, tR:g. Thontis f irtia,Genr, . . . econ alto apotnecary, to be ditto. Dated july 22, ig -R. Daniel Crabtree,Gent. Henr y , 111 . "th i , late of Bridge-street, Westminster, brat 4., ..soil to be ditto. Dated july 23, ,boil. ' .now -of i3isirop,gate-street, 1.01.4101 i, strk-unacer.. Leeds Volunteer Infantry. - ; Eli tt I..a.'.jii, (A i iii,ekrey, Leicestershire, hosier. I saa c Ashton, %it Little Green, iviraiictiester, dyer. Lieutenant Joseph Smithson to be Captain. dated July zr, , , l'howl) Young's laneof thAvuend, t;louLcsts.: . :soire, but now 1808. Lieutenant Isaac "Rintingtoo Tetley to tee ditto. ! - ;‘ , L ,,, ;ilen, eeemmet z b e ere „. „ tee t er . Dated July 2L, OM: ; lietnetraut Samuel Lapage to be ' , lusefAt Piety, late ut Allied-court, Throemotton-street, tk;to. Dated july 23., tgeS• . : • London, broker. Ske.rack Volepteer Infantry. t .PARTNER.SEtI'S DISSOLVAD. Ererlerick Shinn:on, Gcnt, to be Ensign.. Dated August t, ' • . mr.moßANnv3.l. Ensign.l,thn Byerley, of ttw ist Itc,r.inent of root, who was . superseded, as stated in the Gazette ut rite ►otht inst. is reinstated in his _Rank. ~ J . ~. James Sl-Trwin anti Harriman, of Holy well-street, strop:ditch, curnO4nakers. ' , . Peter Fesidiet alit! Lydia lilackmore, of Lower lohn-street, G olden. sq itare, straw. hat-makers. William Walker and William Nast); of the Minories, tea -dealers. ' • , . George Greaves, Joseph. G Mayes, and Thomas ,Rice,"ot Li. Vet iiool, ropers, Georl s o Triout.s ing, and John Crozier, of Pudding-lane, Edward john Nicholls and Zachariah Downing, .of imtltsters.,. Thomas i 5 rllrun South, William Foster Reynold 3, 'and Henry Winn it, of Great St, Wiens. John Taylor, Wilinun itinson, and jusepit Brooke, of Street side, Di:wsnury, York, clothiers. John Scutt and jawes Clic ks.n, of Islington, brick-makerS. Itiseelt Hotlgsuli Harrison Dyson, of Gatettead, York, worsted-spinners. Benjamin - strinerficid and- Edwarcl Vernor, late of the Old lewry, patentees of the spring hocizontal roasting-Jack. Tnosnas Potter and J onathan Warren, of Manchester. Ilradf , rd Volunteer . Infantry, t;tait, to be Ensig'3. liottd Aug 1, tlica. SotitliLrb of Vorlt,iiiire'West" Riding Yetnnal,ry 'Cavalry. lienry.Call} Knight, Esq. to be Captain. Dated August t o, Staincross Volunteer Infantry. Captain l o seph .siLim to tM.4 ot. Dartt Aug. 12, iSz.B. Lieutenant 101 m Tbuiali to b. Captain: f)Ated as above. Tnotnas Cros:Acy,. (%eatt. to be Lteutenawa I..);:tca as above. Thoulas l'ayk,r, Gent. to be tint°. I.)at;:u OCt. 3, 1803. WltarStl.tl Volunteer Infantry.• Thomas cocksltott, Gout. to he F.nsign. Dated Aug. £5. 18.8 It:ter:win Uent. to be ditto. I).‘ten .AOA. 1 6, Win. Lent. to be ditto. Dated AuguA 17, ignS. Bingley Volunteer IntAutry. Win BeiMouse. Cent. to lie Lieuteninr. Dated August 2J, 16;;S. IVtla,utt limes, Cenc. to be Ensizn. Datcu ai abuve. Pontetract Volunteer Infantry. The lion. john Lord Viscount Pollingtou to he Lieutenant. Colonel .continaodant. Dated t:pt. iSoS. Ellis Lee konby Llu:igsun, Esq. to be Miijor. Dated Nov. 3, IBA. !Actin:m.l'lr lames fietcy to he , Captain. Dated above. Lieutenant Robert Acabter to be ditto. Dated as shove. Lieutenant Michael Alittoit to he ditto, Dated as above-. Edward trueinati, Esq. to be tLtto. Dated as above. Edwartt Long, Gent, to be Lieutenant. . Dated as 'above. -- Sinlino, Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above. Mooritouse, Gent to be ditto. Dated,as above. Samuel Wainwtiglie, Gent. -to he ditto. Dated as above. Thomas Wilson, Gent, to be Ensign. Dated as above. ,Couttnisions Signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County ot . NotthighAin. • To be Deputy Lieutenants—Rutter Nock!ingtan the Younw.r, Eq. Dated Oct 24, 03°4. Scrtuel Wright, biq. I:2le.ti Nuv. 24, 18 8. Mark Ituish, Lsq. Dated as abet e. - • Ituitbr.l ;• Machin, Gent. to tx Con‘eL -Dated Nov. t, tV,S. I?.etli , rd VolunteersAi& Corps. Thomas 1161 worthy Swytniner, Esq to be Cap!ain. Dated Nov. 3, h 303. john Thoruld, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated as Above. Coinwission in the Inverness-shire Volunteers, signed by tie LO,l.Lieuteliant. Strathspey Battalion. ' Major john Peter rant to he, Lieuteitant-Colonel-Com itiandani. Dated Nov. 3, I. Captain Gewge Pherson. Grant to Le Major. Dated as above. ER it A T UM in the' Gazette ot the Sill OA. 11308. • I iivi:rness,illite Regiutent of For john Alarquts,' Gent. to be Ensign, vice Cameron, ztp. punted 10 tlie I.iite. Dated Sept. 17, r$Q,B; re.t l / 4 1 )(ma Marquis, Gent. to be :•.nsign, vice CitnetOn, appointed to the Lipe. Dated Sepi..lo, •. RA NKK UI'TS. .„. George Brcdc the younger, of .I..irl!..street, London, fish. to Jurr,:ildcrl,?!.4:. ito. 3, and ;'.j, at-t.velve~ at toiney, Mr. Lau, :%uterica , square. 1,V;;;Ia111 Lkaty, 01 •Bristoi, b traw-hut.lo4,,,itacitlrcr, Dee. 70, - 34, and . lan. 2S, at ten, a: toe Curistopher but, llatn. t. tornies, AICSSIS: Shepii.trti a.id At.thngtou, 1.36d1 , :d-row, Loudon;-or Nit. Sl,el#l,ltrd.,l3atil. TICAILAS of Bath, cati,entt'N.l3-Ce. 20, 31, and fan. zS, at eleven. at the ,Lin,stopner 11111, Bath. A tioriii , s. Shephari and At;,:ugton, 13,3,11:44 -!ow, ; or 'Nlr.•-tihe;ro,tro, Bat h. Auth , r , ) . atttl - Peirr Prese'att of: I.iverpotil, brewers,' (40. 6,7, and 2d, at On.; thz Globe Laver. pool. AttoulAs„,,,,4tr. , ; ts.cars‘y,,, I.:itiousgaw London.; or Niessts:"l'arr phu atia - r.;a..ton str ' et, I A. S. . „.. . . • LIVeIP:43I. ~ - LD::UI?h : P , d by 1 t . cIIAI3 Ili so. 4, Mattlett-court, liow.bfMt; and publisbc::i by WILLIAM ARM I GER ';CICI Pl'9, Smith Molten •At the 6uN , UkTrCit No. 112.5trand; where ildtio kisernents, Orders tor the Parer, I etters for the Lditor, Su% (bps!..3 ci; POLICE. Bow-STREET. — On Thursday a brown paper parcel, :containing half Bank notes to the amount of, about 8001. Bills of ExAtange, arid Country. Bank notes payable in London, was sent from the Chi chester Bank by the new Chichester Mail, diretted to Messrs. Fry and Co. Bankers, their Agents, in St. Mildred7scourt, Poultry ; they had received a letter tiom-the Bank at Chichester, advising them that a parcel, answering the acove description, would, be sent, Ind that they might exped to receive it on Friday. A parcel arrived on Friday ,morning, which, upon examination, proved only to resem:)le the on-. ginal one in tbo outside, tor instead of he inside being of the value : expected, it contained only an old ragged towel. 'Messrs. Fry and Co. astonished at their. dtsappponitturnt, sent immediately to the White'Horse Inn, Fetter-lane, where the mail had urived, and gave intormation of the fraud, but no other explanation could be obtained there, than that the parcel delivered at their house was the sante as that brought by the Chichester Mail. Information being given at the, Public Orfice, ' Bow-street, Pearkes, me Officer was dispatcb.:d at night by the mail, to make inquiries en the mai' and at Chichester. On Saturday, several of the porters, and otli-zrs,. employed at the White Llorse Inn, were oiam Ued Le4ore Mr, G r aAnitm,,but none of them were keiv in custody. St, is strogly suspected that there was a deep-laid ,theme at Ciiichrster for changing rite parcel.. is:, matter of great -doubt, as on Saturday, .Mes-rs. and Cu. received al•the's half Bank notes which were • put i;:to the letter.at Chichester, inclosed in thre'e.Mo.7ltenny, po.t letters, evidently diredrd in a feigned. hand-, The other haives.ot the no t es ar r i v e ck t ifoitl antitherrPan.-ekip •• Saturday,. ft:otn (.;I,tichei‘ter,;to Mossrs: Fr Co. tltcil w.T.EIt AT LoNDori . BA;pti,; ; lL TO-MOR. Nlormng, 3 min. after 4. ; Aftern4;',No'ipitt. LAU REPOaT. COURT OP KING'S BENCH, DEg THOMrSON v. CUM MING. Mr.. RK. stated, that this ,was an a,Sliori for boir d and loiging, and , various other accotnniodations, .furnished by the Plaintiff to the Defendant, Mr. David Cumming, a Gentle Man of Vey large for tune.. He was indeed rather 4 surprised to find Mr. Cumming had at:y appetite for appearing befor" his Lordship again, as, he had been before ill Court, defe.nding a claim of a. s imilar oature from another 'quarter. Although Mr. Cumming was po,sessed of a large income, a:1 a kept his carriage, yet his niggardly disposition was such as to make _ him like well IQ live entirely, upon his friend , wherever an opportunity offered, without at al! making them any recompense for the favour* re: ceived. Such watt .his conduct upon the for mer oc • casion, and it would be found to be of a similar nature upon the present. His Client, Mr. / 1 . 11111 Thompson, was a : Clerk in the Navy Pay-cAtic e ' and at the period in question enjoyed ot;ly subject to the . facome Tax. He would fens; it to : the Jury to judge whether Mr. 'ThorupWs, with this limited' income of t 801. a-year, co ailbra to entertain the Delend:!4 ,. t, hi s servo i " horses, and friends, and the st .-„rots of his with meat, drink, and other aceoannodat ions. ail please this Mr. Cuirmiing, Mr. Thompson to" k ai expensive house, for which lie paid the re ol taxes, and also paid for a stable and cuach-11°-; for I.i,n. 'With respect to the board and lo ci g,T; I _he should call several witnesses, to shew now Cumming and his friends were entertained for 0 space of ten mouths, together with a nephew 1 who lived with him for several months. Ali is surely could not be denominated a mere visit, to 3 by one friend to another. He could prove tt! L ' s b i . • fads incowestibly, but at the same time he ollb mention,, that he had several letters . from Mr. Cunltttc; I ming, when in the country, to the Plaintiff, in be denies ever having authorised him to take a 03c ~,,t hoase for him, and in which he sets off, g m "; any claims he might have against him, vario us cents he had sent to Mr. Thompson upon forma ° c " casions, such as a goose and"two (Owls, &c: 6 = ‘c 'n e .. Lord ELLENBOROUGH observed, that if the "' to fendant was intending to make such a set-off iloe the claim of the Plaintiff, the matter would b•;c ° , l:E a domestic a9nount, and ought, t herefore to be before a domestic Ix iral.t cad,' Mr. PA g. answered, that the question had a.r a been submitted_ to arbitration, and a decisi o° ,is I against Mr. Cumming, with which he had nut to com p ly. the Lord. ELLENBOROUGH then observed, Oa' , ter best mode would be to submit it to arbitratio n a rule of COurt. Mr. PA R. intimated, that he was perfealY t to accede to his Lofdship's wishes. that it Mr. GA R ROW, after some hesitation, said, "gr. was against the positive orders of his clieott Cuninting, to agree to any reference; but b e c(irj not help thinking it would be wasting ship's time to try such a 'cause; and, would take upon himself to agree to what was ► posed. tb j ' A verdict was accordingly given in favour 9 n iet• stlbjatt to ,a risrence to arbitration a Rule of Court, PHILLANORE AND °THEM; V. BARRY. c o• This wai an aCtion brought by the Danis missioners; fur payment of a quantity o f rto"," ported by the Hairiet, which was unfortunate'lo- stroyEd by fire,. upon_ the premise', of : MO' , G l)' nett and Feeiter, the 1 5 iainuff's agents at Doti ( De • sequent to tht spulebase, which had • been _ bY 7 444 Defendant's order. Verdict for the gi. ed. N. B. Very , few Lottery Tickets and Shares, now to be purchased, in consequence of all .pital Prizes being 1611. in the Wheel, thwigh numbers were drawn Tuesday last. ,Sticil r r t: e ti therefore, who do. not attempt to poi , es s : fic 1). and Shares thi.; day, will, to a inoral,-.certain t Y' out of time.To-tnorrow for rniiking 4 1 1 'a t “eliv- 115. . . SHIPNEIf 01tAV, 1 3 1 4 0 , ur.esmasx'l6. f - 1 Passed by—the Brothers, lenltinson, from Ne w ?,; 1( wick ; PrOVillerKe," Ingraham, from. New Providenc e; l c p and Susmnah, ;Ind the A Ipoea, Hutton, from Stockliti' Sailed—the Paquette de —, tur the 1 “ . 1 4 , :0 : lames; .ilasieviqvd,- for Tenerille; Henry Addingto";. patrick, Warren Hastings, Larkins, and the NeptuP naldson. for BIRTHS. 0 On Sunday the tth inst. at Beaumont Cottage, - o r the Lady of Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Robert 'N' is°''s Datiguter. C;4 7-- On Saturday evening, in Baker-street, the LAL L Y tain Bathurst, of the Royal Navy, ot a Sun . 11 , 14RRIFI). On Tuesday last, at St. George's, Bloomsh ur ',..h i te Bower, Esq. to Nliss Boys, eldest aughter tt "' - Boys, of Mortimer-street. 'Err Vig il's"- On Thursday last, at Hampstead Church. -- I O'k of Cat,:aton-street, to Miss t;illbe, or Itant1)51"" The same day, at Mary-le-bone Churcn, lyn; Esq to Miss Fanny ‘Vebbe, of Weymouth-spec!. daughter of the late George Webby, Esq. o 1 # Lately, at William Samuel Hill, Esq. cholastow it, in the Conn , y o: .W estli teeth. Lieutenaitra.:4lo Nortn Mayo Militia, to itliss Emma Stock, youngest of the Right Rev. Lord Bishop of Kill ' LUED. • ni On Monday last, at P:ymolith, on tia•rti the l'ar.t. /3 ;„0 I 18 guns, ot which he -‘ , /as Captain, 'Mr. ilas::.ct •'1 stun, agog 2.,,,in coitequence of a piaml shot basely' 311., hint by rim.. ot Ole Master's Mates ut the Part Ivan. „, On Tuesday • at Brighton, t rederica At 0 03 0 ,1 C:h • eldest daughter of the Right- dm . . Ryder, `'g• 0 years, • • • Vid" e same day, .in Chap:l-st eet, May-fair, ll:Lig ° Esq. of nttey, in Derhystnre, aged IVetinesdaY', at Peal, Mrs. . Hammond. irl fl On, a forday morning, at. si o'clock, at insnotts4' iipc tifr 3 ni-tre(A, - time Lad ot Live; pool, aged So. irtif i , j ,ctn •cause.of his death was a disorder in the bowelS , verrfew days, quite exhauSted him. • " • PRICE OF S TOCKS SA IVRDAY. 4 • 13Ark Stock, S i , e , Cent ...shut 1 I l E i t ' x rdli ia j z.t:l 4 t . t o ut n r g icl ' i k i h l iT;; 4 ;:, ( :) ,. • 111'r;' 4 i CCilt. tic ;pt r: Cent.. Omn,niu, V e nt. 4; 1 .,r Cent. Con.- shut ' fn pera P's'r 664 L. Ann. ;8 Cons. 10; 4.7Pendl. str;et, G rosvln i •— ; ( 1 te , tr:; , to addn4isetl.